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Disable notifications in Windows 10
1. Introduction
2. Steps to disable notifications in Windows 10
3. Read also
Introduction
Viewing notifications is the main feature of the Windows 10 Notification and Action Center, but receiving a large number of notifications is not always desirable.
The Windows 10 Notification and Action Center collects notifications from Windows and other applications, displaying them in a single sidebar accessible from the Windows system tray. It also has buttons to perform quick system commands such as switching between WI-FI and Bluetooth, silent standby or switching to tablet mode.
The Action Center is convenient to see all the recent notifications that you may have missed, as they remain there until you see them. This is a new favourite feature for many Windows 10 users, with solid configuration and customization features. However, some people find this unattractive. Fortunately, it's easy to turn on and off in your settings. If you disable Maintenance Center, notifications always appear above the system tray. They will simply not be collected for you to see later.
You can enable and disable notifications in Windows 10 settings, and here's a quick overview on how to enable and disable notifications for any installed application.
Steps to disable notifications in Windows 10:
1. Start by clicking Settings located on the Windows Start menu.
2. Next, select System in the upper left corner of the window.
3. Then, click Notifications and Actions. This will take you to a screen giving access to all the parameters related to notifications and the Action Center.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the list of notifications that you want to enable or disable, and then click the button to disable Maintenance Center.
5. Close the Windows settings to apply the changes.
